On this kayak tour of La Bufadora in Punta Banda, we’ll paddle in front of the largest marine geyser in the Pacific. Are you ready to be amazed?
Tour Details
We’ll meet at the pedestrian bridge of the Ensenada cruise port. There, we’ll board a vehicle that will take us to La Bufadora, on the Punta Banda peninsula. Let’s go!
After a 1-hour drive, we’ll arrive at the point where the kayaks used for the activity are located, specially designed for open-sea navigation. Before entering the water, we’ll attend a brief technical safety talk, where we’ll learn the basic paddling maneuvers, steering control, and positioning in the water.
Without further delay, we’ll begin a kayak tour lasting between 1 and 1.5 hours, gliding across the Mexican Pacific as we approach La Bufadora, the largest marine geyser in the Pacific and 1 of the largest in the world.
From the water, we’ll be able to closely observe the rock formation where this phenomenon occurs. Its operation is caused by a marine chimney connected to an underwater cave. When the waves crash with force, the compressed air and water are expelled vertically, creating a powerful jet that rises over 20 m (66 ft) high.
We’ll observe the phenomenon at sea level, listening to the roar of the water as it shoots between the rocks and feeling the energy of the waves up close. A truly unique experience!
When hunger strikes, we’ll return to dry land and, optionally, you can enjoy a lunch featuring lobster, oysters, or ceviche, depending on the catch of the day. We’ll also offer you a craft beer to accompany it.
Finally, after a total of 4 hours of experience, we’ll begin the return journey to the original meeting point. See you next time!